Little Archie Comics Digest Annual Magazine #9

In "The Fortune Teller," Little Archie stumbles into a curious twist when a mysterious stranger on a park bench hands him tomorrow’s newspaper—just as he’s struggling to land a job as a reporter. With the paper’s contents already known, Archie’s chance to prove himself suddenly feels a little too easy.

In "Nuts at the Chok'lit Shop," Little Archie tries his hand at poetry while Pop Tate grumbles about the kids' mounting debts—especially Little Reggie’s. Meanwhile, Little Jughead’s more interested in catching a fight at Little Veronica’s house than any rhyming scheme.

When the gang ducks into an abandoned cabin during a sudden downpour, the structure gives way and tumbles down a hill, landing on a set of railroad tracks. Just as the group scrambles to safety, Juggie dashes back inside to rescue the picnic—right as a train rounds the bend.

When Little Veronica climbs up to Little Betty’s window to play, she’s surprised to find her friend stuck indoors—sick with the measles. The moment brings a quiet, sweet twist to their usual playful rivalry, turning a simple outing into a tender, if unexpected, visit.

In this lighthearted one-pager from *Little Archie Comics Digest Annual Magazine #9*, Little Reggie—ever the show-off—shows off his latest candy haul, boasts about his dance moves, and then surprises Little Betty with a prank that leaves her flustered. The real highlight? A silly poem he recites about Little Jughead, delivered with his usual flair.

When Li'l Jinx keeps disrupting Greg’s marbles shot and insists on fewer do-overs, the two can’t find a rulebook to settle their dispute—until they flip to a boxing guide and decide to settle it the sporting way.